AON PLC has demonstrated strong fundamentals, with a high rating of 87% using the P/E/Growth Investor model based on Peter Lynch's strategy. This indicates strong valuation and growth prospects in the insurance industry.
The recent leadership transition, with Eric Andersen stepping down as President and Greg Case taking over, has not negatively impacted analyst sentiment. Wells Fargo maintains an Overweight rating with a $445 price target, expecting strong organic growth in 2025.
Based on the analysis, AON is expected to rise to $398 next week, as it approaches the S1 support level with potential upside momentum.
Buy AON at the current price of $390.40, targeting $398 with a stop-loss at $383.94.
The price of AON is predicted to go up 20.92%, based on the high correlation periods with OPRX. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 93.78%.
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The tollbooth nature of its brokerage operations makes Aon a relatively stable producer of free cash flow.
Aon's established corporate relationships provide an opportunity to enter and cross-sell new services and move into a larger risk-management role over time.
Management estimates that the top four global brokers have only about 30% market share, leaving plenty of space to expand without intense head-to-head competition.
Wells Fargo
2025-01-14
Price Target
$377 → $410
Upside
+13.66%
Keefe, Bruyette & Woods
2025-01-10
Price Target
$415 → $411
Upside
+17.75%
Evercore ISI Group
2025-01-08
Price Target
$407 → $420
Upside
+19.12%